Rescue Tape

[LAF]

My ridding friend just got me a roll of this. Looks pretty cool.

We always get little stuff for each other when we find interesting stuff.

Anyone have any experience with it?

https://www.rescuetape.com/

 

[Greg 03]

Duluth Trading company sells it and I always wanted to order some... Let us all know what ya think of it please!

 

[Fly Bye]

I have seen it at various trade shows and a survival shop in Boise, but never tried it.

 

[Geezer]

Someone provided the same or similar tape to attendees of EOM three or four years ago. It works well for insulating electrical splices and seems waterproof. I use it sparingly and still have a little bit left.

 

[DennisJ]

In the Northwest sold by Sound Rider: https://store.mm411.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&product_ID=1374&ParentCat=321

I've also seen it at every one of the seasonal motorcycle shows in Seattle. Duluth Trading sells x-treme tape which is also a silicon tape: https://www.duluthtrading.com/store/mens/mens-workshop/quick-fix/42054.aspx

 

[creg-ny-baa]

Apparently it's the equivalent of duct tape, JB Weld, strapping tape, and gawdknowswhat. I'm going to find a roll (hopefully at an upcoming rally) and keep it handy.

 

[900gc]

I have a roll of it. It's another "tape like" product that works really great for certain uses. What I find neat is that it sticks to itself even under water.

 

[LAF]

I am going to use it for 'lectric so will let all know. Seems like for wiring on a bike it will do the job.

Thanks for the reply's.

 

[RaYzerman19]

Yes, used it many times, now becoming available everywhere in multi-colour packs..... it is stretchy, sticks to itself, but it meant to be removable too. If using for electrical, I would wrap the ends with regular electrical tape. It was originally marketed to wrap around plumbing leaks (of low pressure).